Limaj: Health and Education Reforms Done by Prime Minister

Candidate for Prime Minister, by Coalition Initiative - AKR-PD says that currently the main concern for young people is employment and opening up opportunities for a better future. The head of the Social Democrat Initiative said they want to change the “school mentality”, until, according to him, it should be worked on building a young man.

In the first political debate during Kosovo National Youth Congress supported by Friedri Tch-Ebert-Stiftung said that setting the 100% tax on products from Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina has been imposed and that it will be removed when the reasons they have brought it off.

I didn't get the two prices of one oil and a device, to determine the entire policies of such a tax. State policies are not seen that way, seen just beyond that, I think there are several reasons why taxes have been imposed on Serbia. Unfortunately, it has been used differently, the moment the Kosovo government has imposed the tax, set for several reasons, economic and political. The position of the Government of Kosovo is built on this level, the tax will be removed when the reasons for which the tax is imposed will cease. In the meantime, this stance has deviated from the tax as a condition for recognition”, Limaj has said, among other things.

The one before the youth, he said as a child has been forced to contribute to the state, until he added that he is now old and that he is competent to do the prime minister's work.

According to him, health and education reforms can only be made by the prime minister.

He has also shown what decisions he boasts as long as he was part of the government.

Without the prime minister's priority, education and health, it's a problem to reform... I believe that the opinion of acts that are directly locked in education is very valuable for us... As long as I've had opportunity and time, I've left a trail to this country, in government. Look at Pristina Airport and look at Kosovo villages. In 2007 Kosovo has been mud, the road from Pristina to Aeroport has been over 2 hours, the road to Arllat has been that way. It is 1,200km of roads that have been paved for three and a half years”, Limaj said, among other things.

Limaj said you shouldn't go to school with the idea of cheating and getting credit without merit until young people blamed the system for it.

In the first political debate during Kosovo National Youth Congress supported by Friedri ch-Ebert-Stiftung, Frank Huntke, office director - FES Kosovo said that in democracy each citizen is a politician, even when he doesn't vote. What has invited all young people to be unique, and exploit the right to vote.